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Posted by david927 3 days ago

Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (March 2026)

What are you working on? Any new ideas that you're thinking about?
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metanoia_ 3 days ago|
Writing (https://www.metanoia-research.com/). A multi-year project but one I have needed to start for much longer. Publishing one essay per month.
jmspring 3 days ago||
It's still early, because I actually had some nice weather in the PNW, but looking at porting NanoClaw to use FreeBSD jails and ZFS snapshots. Why? I use linux because I have to - docker/docker images is what we are stuck with. For personal stuff - I prefer the BSDs.
shawntwin 3 days ago||
I'm building ai saas web — the simplest way for user and small agencies to try LLM from lab. The problem I kept seeing: site have happy clients but almost no evalution on their site. Asking is awkward, clients say "sure!" and then never give any feedback.
ClipNoteBook 3 days ago||
ClipNotebook: A FREE modern bookmark manager

- Visual cards with titles and thumbnails

- Playlists keep research focused

- One private URL for editing, share links for viewing

- Fast import for friends and teams

https://clipnotebook.com/

akashwadhwani35 1 day ago||
Currently working in data story telling newsletter - sheets.works/data-viz check it out, new stories everyday
AznHisoka 3 days ago||
Building Bloomberry to help sales teams find companies that use any technology or SaaS product.

Example: Slack: https://bloomberry.com/data/slack/

PetriCasserole 3 days ago|
Just commenting to let you know I enjoyed exploring your site and reading your posts.
joshlachkovic 3 days ago||
We're pivoting our growth agency to be "AI-Native" this quarter. Getting everyone on the team to begin their tasks with "let's instruct Claude to do this" rather then themselves.

Lots of this is going to involve getting people more up to speed on CS, can't wait.

socialproof-dev 3 days ago|
Interesting pivot — one thing I'd be curious about: does your agency help clients collect social proof / testimonials from their customers? That's one of those tasks that sounds simple ("just ask them to write a review") but has terrible follow-through in practice.

I'm working on socialproof.dev which automates that step — shareable link, structured form, one-click approve and embed. Wondering if that kind of tool would fit into what a growth agency delivers to clients, or if it's something you'd rather solve with AI prompts and an email sequence.

snncn 3 days ago||
https://github.com/sinancan34/chronomaly

Chronomaly is a flexible and extensible Python library for time series forecasting and anomaly detection using Google TimesFM.

tombert 3 days ago||
A few things.

I've been on/off working on a Forth compiler for the NES. It will be open source soon enough but I'm not happy with the code right now as it's extremely messy, repetitive, and buggy, but I think it's turning out ok. I am resisting the urge to use Claude to do all the work for me, since that's depressing.

I've also been working on a clone of the old podcasting website TalkShoe. It's nothing too complicated. It's mostly an excuse to learn a bit more about Asterisk and telephony stuff. I'm hoping to have something fully usable in about a month or two.

I forked the main MiSTer binary due to some disagreements I had with Sorg in how he's running things [1]. My fork was largely done by Codex and Claude, but the tl;dr of it is that it has automatic backup of your saves, tagging and versioning of your saves, and it abuses the hell out of SQLite to give better guarantees of write safety than the vanilla MiSTer binary gives you. I've been using it for a few weeks now and it seems to work fine, and it's neat to be able to tag and version saves.

I think that's mostly it. I'm always hacking on something so there might be a straggler there.

[1] https://github.com/Tombert/Main_MiSSus/blob/master/README.md

levmiseri 3 days ago|
A webapp combining note taking with messaging. Recently added a new feature that allows for creating communities in a lightweight discord-like UI:

https://kraa.io/kraa/trees

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